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“This picture is confusing me”, Joe Igbokwe says as he reacts to photo of Atiku and others
The special Adviser to Governor Sanwo-Olu on Drainage and Water Resources, Agbalanze Nnewi best known as Joe Igbokwe took to his official Facebook page to react to a photo of Abubakar Atiku and others
In his Facebook post, the ex spokesperson and Chieftain of the All Progressive Congress Party (APC) Lagos branch uploaded a photo collage of the former Vice President, a lady he Identified as Mrs. Nelly Okafor alongside others where they were seated in his home.
Furthermore, he stated that the face of that woman, and that of a member representing Oshodi Isolo Constituency 11, in the Lagos State House of Assembly, Honorable Jude Idimoju unleashed terror on them the previous weekend in one of the Local Government Areas.
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In conclusion, the elder statesman who seems curious affirms that she is one of their party exco members in Ndigbo, however, he is kind of confused about the photograph she in which appears to have been snapped recently.
Looking at Mr. Joe’s reactions, it implies that his confusion lies in the fact that Mrs. Nelly Okafor whom he knows as a member of the ruling party may have defected to join the Atkku Presidential train.
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